The company is not registered under the Food Act.
The popular alcoholic drink is popular across the United States and is likely to become competition for Kiwi companies.
In some international capitals, it's almost double this, writes Emma Felton for The Conversation.
"It concerns me that a kid could find the same and break a tooth."
"It's put us off ever buying it again, and those are our favourite."
The only products to remain would be Weet-Bix, Weet-Bix Bites and UP&GO.
"We believe we're one of the only companies that's using this particular crop for dairy alternatives."
"Dude, that was so good."
Foodstuffs has initiated a nationwide trade recall.
